Residential Properties

Rental properties in the residential category can be classified into several types based on factors like size, location, amenities, and target audience. Here are some common classifications:

1. Studio Apartments: Small, self-contained units with a single room and bathroom.

2. One-Bedroom Apartments: Units with a separate bedroom, living area, and bathroom.

3. Two-Bedroom Apartments: Units with two bedrooms, living area, and bathroom.

4. Three-Bedroom Apartments: Units with three bedrooms, living area, and bathroom.

5. Houses: Detached or semi-detached single-family homes.

6. Townhouses: Multi-level units attached to one or more other townhouses.

7. Duplexes: Two-unit buildings with one unit on top of the other.

8. Condominiums: Owned units in a shared building with common areas.

9. Loft Apartments: Converted industrial spaces with open layouts.

10. Guest Houses: Small, separate units on a property, often used for short-term rentals.

12. Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs): Small units on a property, often used for rental income.

13. Senior Citizens Housing/Retirement Homes!: Age-restricted communities for seniors.

14. Student Housing: Properties catering to students, often near universities.

15. Short-Term Rentals: Properties rented for short periods, like vacation homes.